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McHale V Series Baler
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5.5 Attaching ‘break-away’ brake (if fitted)
The machine hand brake (if fitted) must be applied when the machine is detached from
the tractor. The hand brake handle has a rope fitted to a calibrated ring which must
have the other end securely fixed to the tractor, each time the machine is attached to
the tractor. If the machine hitch ever becomes detached from the tractor this rope will
apply the brakes on the machine.
5.6 Attaching the PTO shaft
All mechanical functions are related to the correct PTO speed.
Follow the instructions as supplied with the PTO unit for correct assembling of the PTO
shaft to the tractor. (See ‘PTO shaft adjustment & maintenance’). Ensure PTO cover
guards are prevented from rotating, by securing the chain to the tractor. (if fitted)
CAUTION: Ensure the hand brake is released when moving
Always ensure that the hand brake has been released before moving the
machine on the road or operating in a field.
Break-away rope fixed to tractor Hand brake handle
WARNING: Ensure PTO guarding is in good condition
Never use the machine if the PTO guarding is missing or damaged.
Entanglement in rotating drive lines can cause serious injury or death.
Always stop the engine and ensure that the driveline has stopped before
making connections, adjustments or cleaning out PTO driven equipment.
CAUTION: Use correct PTO speed to suit gearbox rating
Check the gearbox rating on the machine! The machine gearbox will be
rated either for a PTO speed of 540 rpm (standard) or PTO speed of
1,000 rpm (optional). The 540 rpm gearbox should be driven at a PTO
speed of 400 - 540 rpm, with a maximum of 610 rpm allowed. The 1,000
rpm gearbox should be driven at a PTO speed of 650 - 900 rpm, with a
maximum of 1,000 rpm allowed. Exceeding specified PTO/gearbox
speeds is likely to cause damage to machine components.
Break-away
rope
Break-away
rope

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